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1910’s Harvard Wooden Tennis Racket

ITEM 7: 1910’s Harvard Wooden Tennis Racket. This is very nice early tennis racket complete with the original case. These Harvard model rackets were made to very high quality standards and made to be sold exclusively by Sears, Roebuck & Co. This beautiful example remains in stunning NR-MT condition with all the original strings intact. The offered tennis collectible would be a great addition to most any sports memorabilia collection! Price $200

1888-1900 Wright & Ditson “Sears” Model Tennis Racket

ITEM 1: 1888-1900 Wright & Ditson “Sears” Model Tennis Racket. This fine antique tennis racket is endorsed by Richard Sears the legendary United States Singles Lawn Tennis Champion from 1881 to 1887. His name is stamped into the wood frame towards the top of the racket head. While, Wright and Ditson - Boston is stamped into the throat. It is a very high quality racket which remains in superb condition. Also, it features a wonderful sterling silver owner’s plate on the back of the throat! A unique addition to any vintage tennis memorabilia collection! SOLD

Early 1900’s Victor “The Club” Tennis Racket

ITEM 4: Early 1900’s Victor “The Club” Tennis Racket. This is a fantastic turn of the century tennis racket with the beautiful Victor Sporting Goods logo decal on the throat. The condition is excellent Price $125.

1920’s Dayton “Flyer” Tennis Racket

ITEM 6: 1920’s Dayton “Flyer” Tennis Racket. This exceptional, vintage tennis racket was made by Dayton. Dayton was the first company to produce metal tennis rackets. They employed the use of steel piano wire for strings inside a steel frame. This was a very unique innovation not previously known to the tennis makers. This particular tennis racket remains in solid EX-MT condition with all stings perfectly intact! Price $250

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